Implied and Unstated

Implied

Implied adjective - Understood although not put into words.

Unstated and implied are semantically related in oblique topic. In some cases you can use "Unstated" instead an adjective "Implied", when it comes to topics like suggested.

Nearby Words: imply, implication, implying

Unstated

Unstated adjective - Not made explicit.
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Synonyms for Unstated

Implied and unstated are semantically related in assumed topic. You can use "Implied" instead an adjective "Unstated", if it concerns topics such as not said aloud, not said, not expressed or partially expressed.

Both words in one sentence

  • Blood Oath It is strongly implied, though unstated, that this also makes Josey and Ten Bears Blood Brothers.
    Source: Blood Oath
  • Teen Pregnancy The circumstances surrounding the child's conception (who the father is, etc.) are left unstated, but it is heavily implied that estrangement from her father as a teenager contributed to the pregnancy.
  • Supposedly, Naru 'ruined her eyes' by studying so much for her entrance exams, and towards the end, Keitaro has developed night blindness, unstated but implied to be from going on so many digs with Seta.
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